Will Arrington
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Undergraduate Senate talks potential finance bill, reviewing campaigning process
Undergraduate Student Senate discussed incoming government positions and the student body presidential campaigning process at its last committee member meetings of the year.
Portion of $17 million collection on display at the Ackland
The Focus on the Peck Collection at the Ackland Art Museum — on display from March 29 to June 4 — is the first public display of the Sheldon and Leena Peck collection donated in January.
Beauty Through Toxicity exhibit encourages students to think about plastic waste
The Beauty Through Toxicity art display in the Student Union aims to raise awareness about the danger of plastic in our oceans through interacting with that plastic in the form of art.
Editor-in-chief candidate Tyler Fleming wants transparency at DTH
Tyler Fleming, opinion editor of The Daily Tar Heel, hopes to bring increased transparency and more diversity and modernity in the finances and distribution of the paper if he is selected as editor-in-chief for the 2017-18 school year.
Scottish heritage event will feature stories and bagpipes
UNC students will have the opportunity to learn about Gaelic culture not just through words but also through music.
Melanie Elturk talks Haute Hijab and the intersection between religion and business
One of the world’s leading authorities in Islamic fashion told a group of students Thursday night to take risks and have guts in pursuing their entrepreneurial dreams.
UNC-W professor Mike Adams talks campus free speech and the codes that regulate it
UNC-Wilmington criminology professor Mike Adams argued that speech codes on college campuses don't do what some students think they do.
Employee Forum discusses name changes and charity work
At its Tuesday meeting, the Employee Forum discussed the terminology used to refer to UNC’s janitorial staff and received an update about the University’s charity network.
Event based on Women's March on Washington performance sought to bring people together
A choir of students gathered in the Pit Monday morning for an event called We Can’t Keep Quiet, which by all means lived up to its title.
Minority Health Conference will focus on politics and diversity
The 38th annual Minority Health Conference aims to be one of the most diverse in the event's history.
